Following in its tradition of repudiating major trends, Wesleyan saw a significant increase in its applications this year.
Adam, I knew that I had scarce time on the radio and I also knew that I wanted that scarce time to be exciting both for me and the listeners. Given my experience with what makes listeners happy, I chose you.
Whatever Falun Gong truly is, the exhibit in Zelnick is not showing us the whole picture.
Bogus Paper was started in the fall of 1978 when the Wesleyan student body was going through major social changes.
“Comedy” may be the wrong word for this movie. It looks and behaves like a comedy. Yet you can’t shake the feeling that the movie is something else in disguise—a trick.
These acts are so filthy we’re not allowed to describe them in all the disgusting detail they deserve.
In honor of WesFest weekend, “Unsolicited Advice on How to Spend Your Time” presents the Top 5 things to do as a Prefrosh at Wesleyan.
Baltimore art-rockers Ponytail might just be the most exquisite tantrum you’ll ever see.
Thirteen years ago, Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes of the dance-punk duo, The Presets, met at music school in Sydney, Australia. Over a decade later, they have two well-received studio albums under their belt and fans on this side of the world.
Gabe Ezra: Dude, what could possibly be better than the Falafel Cart? Rob Wohl: Nah man. Nah. You clearly lack understanding.
Ridgefield Middle School Talent Nite and Wesleyan Guitarists' Showcase
I personally like to think of the Goldsmith Family Cinema as an indoor Foss Hill, but with comfortable padded seats and a tremendously righteous surround sound system.
Small, private institutions across the nation have seen a drop in applicants as prospective students balk at hefty tuition prices.
Given that the author thought it would be dull to welcome the influx of prefrosh with yet another textbook denunciation of Obama/The Left/liberal shallowness, he thought it more appropriate to sing about them in order to showcase the fact that,k at Wesleyan, even conservatives are unconventional.
Merton Champagne, the man who runs the pizza station in the Usdan Marketplace, has worked at the University for 13 years.
Five University students joined twenty-three other Connecticut students in Hartford on Wednesday to lobby their legislators to maintain the current levels of state financial aid grants for private Connecticut colleges.
This year, Mike Pernick is running unopposed for the position again with SAC chair Becky Weiss as his running mate.
AIG’s recent collapse appears to be harming philanthropist Mansfield Freeman’s last gift to Wesleyan, the 15-year-old Freeman Asian Scholar Program.
The apparent success of the University’s new Living and Learning seminars—courses designed for first-year students in which classmates live together in one residence hall—will ensure that the program continues next semester.
The Stanley Cup playoffs began on Wednesday, ensuring hockey fans everywhere over two months of on-ice battles.
The softball team suffered a pair of defeats against regional power Eastern Connecticut State on Thursday afternoon, dropping the first game of the doubleheader 7-3 and falling 3-0 in the nightcap.
On Wednesday evening, the Cardinal baseball team traveled to Springfield, Mass. and dominated Springfield College on the diamond.
The men’s tennis team fell to Trinity 9-0 on Wednesday, the Bantams’ eighth straight win in the series.
The women’s tennis team suffered a 7-2 defeat at the hands of Tufts on Thursday afternoon, its sixth straight defeat against the Jumbos.
